With the increasing aging of the population, the number of older drivers is rising. Driving is a
significant factor for quality of life and independence concerning social and working life. On …

Objectives To assess the clinical utility of the Trail‐Making Tests (TMT s) as screens for
impaired road‐test performance. Design Secondary analyses of three data sets from …

Objective This study examined the associations between personality traits (ie, neuroticism,
extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness) and aberrant driving …

Literature on driving research suggests a relationship between cognition and driving
performance in older and younger drivers. There is little research on adults and driving …

Assessing the driving abilities of individuals with disabilities is often a very challenging task
because each medical condition is accompanied by physical impairments and because …

Rapid deceleration occurs when substantial force slows the speed of a vehicle. Rapid
deceleration events (RDEs) have been proposed as a surrogate safety measure. As there is …

There is a concern in the public domain about driving safety among older drivers due the
increase in age-associated medical conditions. It is not known how these medical changes …

The present work builds on prior development of the Everyday Spatial Behavioral
Questionnaire (ESBQ), a measure of self-reported difficulty in performing familiar activities …

Older drivers' self-awareness of driving ability can prompt self-regulatory behaviors and
modifications of their everyday driving performance. To date, studies have yet to examine …

Most older adults perceive themselves as good drivers; however, their perception may not
be accurate, and could negatively affect their driving safety. This study examined the …